Does making bookbinding widely and cheaply available to most people radically alter society? A sturdily bound book is much more difficult to lose than digital information, so allows normal people to archive information for the long term.
Current technologies: Spiral binding and its ilk do not permit writing on the spine. Those and three ring binders have pages fall out too easily.
I think letter size paper is too large for books.
Probably want a dual physical and digital storage to allow digital advantages like search and ease of copying. Print QR codes? Then they need to be scanned.
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